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Posted: January 14, 2013
Professional Profile: Gregory Oehler 2013
Name: Gregory Oehler, MBA
Title: Chief Operating Officer
Company: Hunt Commercial Real Estate
Location: 403 Main Street, Suite 400, Buffalo, NY 14203
Place of birth: Buffalo, NY
Family: Wife-Michelle Two Daughters Leigh and Laura
College: Gannon University BS Business Administration-Accounting; Saint Bonaventure University MBA- Finance
First job unrelated to your current field: Staff Accountant at Lucker, Kennedy, Felmedem & Spute CPA's
First job in your current field: Opened Hunt Commercial Real Estate's Rochester office in September 2003
What your firm does now and its plans for the future? Hunt Commercial Real
Estate is a full service commercial real estate firm headquartered in Buffalo, New York providing real estate brokerage and consulting services throughout New York State. We will continue to seek opportunities in other markets as we expand our office locations.
Hobbies: Golf, running, weight lifting and reading
Favorite film: The Godfather
Favorite novel: The Litigators-John Grisham
Keys to success: Honesty and don't procrastinate
Person you admire most (outside of the family): Jack Welch, former chairman and CEO of General Electric.
If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? College professor
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